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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Indigenous, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 467 stories have been published about Indigenous which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Indigenous, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 467 stories have been published about Indigenous which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
Top Indigenous News
US & Canada · WashingtonThe Biden administration will pay $75 in relocation costs to three Native American tribes whose homes are threatened by climate change, the Interior Department announced Wednesday.
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Biden administration grants $75 million to relocate three Native tribes away from rising oceans
54% Center coverage: 11 sources
US & Canada · WinnipegA First Nation in Ontario is working with a Winnipeg environmental assessment firm to help communities investigate sites of former residential schools with an Indigenous-led approach.See the Story
First Nation works with environmental group to help in residential school searches
46% Left coverage: 11 sources
Business · CanberraA group of Indigenous Australians have been able to successfully put a spanner in plans to develop a huge gas field off country's northern coast. The group won an appeal in court on Friday (December 2).
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Indigenous Australians take on planned gas project, win legal fight
63% Right coverage: 8 sources
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IndigenousSachigo Lake, Ont., has over 500 people living on reserve. Upgrades to the infrastructure cost $29 million over five years. The water is deemed safe to drink from a microbiological and chemical perspective. The community has been relying on bottled water for drinking water since the advisory started.See the Story
Sachigo Lake First Nation ends boil water advisory after treatment plant upgrades
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Indigenous · South DakotaAttorney general's office has put a new focus on crimes against Native American people. Two women recently hired to address human trafficking and missing or murdered Indigenous people. 57 percent of people who are listed in the attorney general's database of missing people are Native American. Tribes, federal agencies and state governments nationwide are trying to tackle a decades-long crisis.See the Story
South Dakota hires missing Indigenous, trafficking positions
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
US & Canada · EdmontonThe Nisga’a Nation, and especially the house of Ni'isjoohl, is celebrating a Dec. 1st announcement from the National Museum of Scotland. It will return a memorial pole that was stolen from Nisga’a territory and later acquired by the museum. "In Nisga’a culture, we believe that this pole is alive with the spirit of our ancestor,” said Sim'oogit Ni'ijoohl, Chief Earl Stephens.See the Story
Ni'isjoohl memorial pole is coming home
US & Canada · ThorpePictureworks Entertainment, Director Tracey Deer, and Casting Director, Rene Haynes, announce an online open casting call event to find the next Jim Thorpe for the upcoming feature film Thorpe. Thorpe is an inspiring sports drama about the Indigenous multi-sport athlete. This will be the first time in history Thorpe will be portrayed by a Native man in a major motion picture.See the Story
OPEN CASTING CALL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR "THORPE"
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
IndigenousMore than 50 people marched, danced, sang and drummed for more than two kilometres through Elsipogtog First Nation on Thursday afternoon, as part of a funeral procession for musician Charlie Levi, who died in a car accident on the weekend.See the Story
Procession honours Mi'kmaw musician Charlie Levi in dance, drums and song
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Indigenous · ThamesTwo micro homes are being built in Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. The homes are part of a student-run program to address homelessness in the community. The 400-square-foot homes are designed for a single person and include a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.See the Story
Chippewas of the Thames build affordable micro homes in community-led effort to address housing needs
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Wet'suwet'enAn investigation, which will be independently reviewed, is launched after an Indigenous man dies in police custody at Orange in central west New South Wales.See the Story
Death of Indigenous man in custody at Orange Police Station prompts investigation
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
US & Canada · EdmontonA vocal critic of the Assembly of First Nations is joining the ranks as special advisor to National Chief RoseAnne Archibald. Russ Diabo, an Ontario-based Indigenous policy analyst and member of the Mohawk Nation at Kahnawà:ke, says a “short conversation” with Archibald following the July Special Chiefs Assembly in Vancouver resulted in him coming on board.See the Story
